I hope all this work has paid off for you Mike, you deserve to be prosperous for putting this clear wealth of knowledge on here for the world to learn.
Agreed, I can feel his ambition on teaching us every detail. I feel lucky finding his lectures. Currently I am a student, but If these lectures pays off in the future as a job or anything (I am pretty sure it will), I will definitely be contributing him from his website. Thanks a lot Mike.
My lecturer spent 2 hours trying to explain this and you just broke the concept down so easily. There are some people who are just made to teach and you are one of them. My lecturer just gets lost in his own knowledge and doesn't realise he's talking to complete beginners. Thanks again.
SO many classes ask people to generate Sudoku grids, and having them display in a palatable way is the main thing I had a problem with. This helped. Thanks.
For some reason, your videos are the most elucidating to me. I don't know whether or not it's because you don't switch between class files rapidly, but they are more insightful compared to the other videos I've watched. IMO.
ffs, why do programmers struggle so much to explain basic concepts. This is the 2nd person, the other one being an amazing lecturer I had, that can explain concepts CLEARLY. It sounds like quantum physics on other java channels. this makes it simple and easy to understand. Thank you so much. Seriously, 99% of the people teaching on youtube are confusing people more than anything else. This is why we can't have nice things.
nice this 12 mins video is far better than my 3 hours college lecture on 2D array. clearly understand the nested loop concept and how to use in 2D Array.
Thank you so much... been trying to wrap my head around this for hours... and when I found your video it’s SO clear... wish I could give you a hug, don’t stop making content like this!
LIFE SAVER!!! excellent combinations of topics which are usually used in actual programs! && i dont have a hard time for the accent since most of the tuts are made by indians, thanks sir
I have done 3 or 4 programming courses and for loops has always been an issue for me. I did not really understand them before watching this video. Imagine, I just happened to discover your channel accidentally. Thank you, Mike.
Eish dude, thanx bra, i have been trying to understand for the past few days, even had to download more e-books, I'm extremely glad you doing this... 👍👍 Keep it up, i have subscribed...
Your explanation is really good and understandable. I was really confused of the working principle of the nested loop in multidimensional array. Really very thankful to you.
I am wondering do you give one to one tuition for Java.I am just starting to learn it through your videos it is helping understand many concepts in my course you explain well.
Mike!! thank you very much! so helpful! could you please add how to add, subtract or multiply matrices pleaaase!! it would be grand! ... and i wish i had started programming with a teacher like you in mu class instead of the one i have... jayyyyysus!! this is so clear! thanks for your time!!
The other thing I want to ask is; can you use nested for loops to assign values to an array? So say I need a large array with 1000 individual values assigned to a 3 dimensional array. Can I use nested for loops (3) to assign the values. Because each value is basically value++. Starting at 1 and finishing at 1000. So say the array is [10][10][10].
Hi Mike, thanks for the advice. I'm looking for the correct answers for this question? You are writing a Java method. The method must meet the following requirements: • Accept a double array • Return the largest value in the array. How should you complete the code? To answer select the appropriate code segments in the answer area. Answer Area public double findMax(double[] maxArray) { double max = maxArray[1]; for (int i = 1; i < maxArray.length i++) if ( max max < maxArray[i])
max == maxArray[i]; return max; } Is this code correct and if not can you help me fix the problem? THANK YOU
I was wondering why I was not getting the output of each individual array, I had set my second for loop to j < Num1Array.lenght this helped clear things up for me thanks!
hello im confused on how j < numberGrid[i].length part can anyone elaborate on it further for me? especially on the difference between numberGrid.length to numberGrid[i].length
numberGrid[i].length is taking each individual curly brace as i, while parsing through all elements of every curly brace. So in numberGrid.length what is actually being done - the variable i is any curly brace, .length just loops through each individual curly brace.
My teacher barely explains a concept and then for our project and hw we suppose to combine everything she barely taught and expect use to come up with the answer. Who’ll you should us how to actually use the nested for loop with a 2d array to combine both things.
EXCELLENT video, I am currently trying to make a 2d array, out of 3 string variables sent1 = my name is simon i want to put that sentence into a character array, thats one of 3 in a 2d character array HALLLP?
Its funny how quickly in the java learning process you understand that these youtubers have no knowledge of proper definitions that would save time and confusion for a lot of people. Still useful tho.
when you typed int [][] numbergrid = new int [][], there was no example after this and no explanation on how to create the array instead you showed how to create one using curly brackets. so i was wondering if someone can help me with this or am i being retarded and that is how you create a 2d array
I hope all this work has paid off for you Mike, you deserve to be prosperous for putting this clear wealth of knowledge on here for the world to learn.
Agreed, I can feel his ambition on teaching us every detail. I feel lucky finding his lectures. Currently I am a student, but If these lectures pays off in the future as a job or anything (I am pretty sure it will), I will definitely be contributing him from his website. Thanks a lot Mike.
My lecturer spent 2 hours trying to explain this and you just broke the concept down so easily. There are some people who are just made to teach and you are one of them. My lecturer just gets lost in his own knowledge and doesn't realise he's talking to complete beginners. Thanks again.
this has saved me for my computer science test tomorrow. I cannot express my gratitude enough. Subbed and Liked.
howd you do
SO many classes ask people to generate Sudoku grids, and having them display in a palatable way is the main thing I had a problem with. This helped. Thanks.
For some reason, your videos are the most elucidating to me. I don't know whether or not it's because you don't switch between class files rapidly, but they are more insightful compared to the other videos I've watched. IMO.
ffs, why do programmers struggle so much to explain basic concepts. This is the 2nd person, the other one being an amazing lecturer I had, that can explain concepts CLEARLY. It sounds like quantum physics on other java channels. this makes it simple and easy to understand. Thank you so much. Seriously, 99% of the people teaching on youtube are confusing people more than anything else. This is why we can't have nice things.
cs major moment
nice this 12 mins video is far better than my 3 hours college lecture on 2D array. clearly understand the nested loop concept and how to use in 2D Array.
Thank you so much... been trying to wrap my head around this for hours... and when I found your video it’s SO clear... wish I could give you a hug, don’t stop making content like this!
lol why have I spent so long just not being completely clear on this until I watched this video? I just subscribed. thank you
Best tutor I've come across so far on TH-cam. You explain things really well.
LIFE SAVER!!! excellent combinations of topics which are usually used in actual programs! && i dont have a hard time for the accent since most of the tuts are made by indians, thanks sir
I pay for an exorbitant amount for college tuition to have Mike teach me on TH-cam. Hmmm.
haha same here
@Dan Trebune exactly only for degree and job LMAO
Ditto. I have to hear the same concepts explained 4 different ways to get my understanding of some of these fundamentals solid
I have done 3 or 4 programming courses and for loops has always been an issue for me. I did not really understand them before watching this video. Imagine, I just happened to discover your channel accidentally. Thank you, Mike.
You just made me pass my ap comp science quiz, my teacher didn't explain it well. Thank you!
u prob have a job by now
This mate was fxcking amazing. Explained it on a whole new level. That was a real boss teaching . Thank you very much.
Mike you're really good at teaching! You have no idea how much it helps
Eish dude, thanx bra, i have been trying to understand for the past few days, even had to download more e-books, I'm extremely glad you doing this... 👍👍 Keep it up, i have subscribed...
Thanks dude, you're putting me through computer science in uni.
Thanks, this was the most concise and clear explanation I found on TH-cam.
The best programming teacher ever!!
You explained this better than my college prof. Thanks man!!!
Your explanation is really good and understandable. I was really confused of the working principle of the nested loop in multidimensional array. Really very thankful to you.
Thank you very much. I have a much better understanding of 2D arrays now after messing around with it my self as well.
life saver, nested loops are breaking my brain so this is helpful!
Finally someone who explained it well!!!! Thank you!!!!
Clear explanation i found to your video of what i looking for.. thanks to your video..
This is so clear. Thank you thank you thank you!
This channel is a GEM , Thanks mike.
I like how he explained the every details now i get it 😊
I am wondering do you give one to one tuition for Java.I am just starting to learn it through your videos it is helping understand many concepts in my course you explain well.
You make learning Java so easy!
i wish you're my programming lecturer in my campus.
Gosh. If it was you, i would've never get C in programming
thank you mike...i finally under stand..thank you soo much. this is soo easy to understand
u explain so much better than my teacher
Great explanation, you made it really clear, fun and easy to understand, Thank you!
your explanation is awesome
What an explanation..love it..
Your explanation is really nice.
Boiiii,, that was a very clean and nice explanation... thanks alot.
its super clear thanks to you Mike. Thank you dude.
Very good explained
Thank you very much buddy. I was struggling grasp this particular thing and your explanation made it crystal clear to me. Thanks again in advance!
Really great and clear explanation! thank you so much for sharing
That was brilliant!Thanks Mike MasterClass!
My ap test is tomorrow, praying to god this helps somehow
Great explanation, thanks a bunch
Mike!! thank you very much! so helpful! could you please add how to add, subtract or multiply matrices pleaaase!! it would be grand! ... and i wish i had started programming with a teacher like you in mu class instead of the one i have... jayyyyysus!! this is so clear! thanks for your time!!
The other thing I want to ask is; can you use nested for loops to assign values to an array?
So say I need a large array with 1000 individual values assigned to a 3 dimensional array. Can I use nested for loops (3) to assign the values. Because each value is basically value++. Starting at 1 and finishing at 1000. So say the array is [10][10][10].
this helped me so much, thank you for this.
Thank you so much! Your explanation and examples were really clear and helpful in understanding the concept ^^
This explanation helped me so much, thank you!
Thank you for the explanation, it really helped me understand :D
Hi Mike, thanks for the advice. I'm looking for the correct answers for this question?
You are writing a Java method.
The method must meet the following requirements:
• Accept a double array
• Return the largest value in the array.
How should you complete the code? To answer select the appropriate code segments in the answer area.
Answer Area
public double findMax(double[] maxArray) {
double max = maxArray[1];
for (int i = 1; i < maxArray.length i++)
if ( max max < maxArray[i])
max == maxArray[i];
return max;
}
Is this code correct and if not can you help me fix the problem?
THANK YOU
Bro thanks so much 🙏 🙌 for clearly explaining
Thanks man u made it simple for me 👌👌❤
Excellent
Great explanation! Thank you a lot!!
You're a legend.
Thanks 🔥👍 its very helpful
but how would you do this with user input?
I was wondering why I was not getting the output of each individual array, I had set my second for loop to j < Num1Array.lenght this helped clear things up for me thanks!
clear explanation
I have so much love for you.
Awesome video!
Ultimate video best one tysm
this is very clear
Bro!!!!!!! Thank you so much 😭😭
thank you so much. This video was really helpful! keep up the good work man! :)
hello im confused on how j < numberGrid[i].length part
can anyone elaborate on it further for me?
especially on the difference between numberGrid.length to numberGrid[i].length
numberGrid[i].length is taking each individual curly brace as i, while parsing through all elements of every curly brace. So in numberGrid.length what is actually being done - the variable i is any curly brace, .length just loops through each individual curly brace.
Thank you 🙏 thank you 🙏
Thanks a lot bro..........
you helped me so much thx my dude
Very clear thank you
Thanks a million! more videos please!
Thank you!
thank you for being clear
very helpful
God bless you
thanks buddy
this guys good
the only thing i don t understand is why does : " i< numberGrid, and same with j : j < numberGrid. Why isnt it : i
What is the name of the IDE program that your using in the video?
I get it now… I love you.😅
thanks
Can you go more than 2 dimensions?
Yes. You can put arrays within arrays infinitely.
My teacher barely explains a concept and then for our project and hw we suppose to combine everything she barely taught and expect use to come up with the answer. Who’ll you should us how to actually use the nested for loop with a 2d array to combine both things.
thatnk you man loved the vid
Thanks, man.
so smart like you
thanks mate!
bro thanks !!!
thanks!
Thanks man!
how to print numberGrid[i].length separately in System.out.println
just like numberGrid.length ?
System.out.println("numberGrid length = " + numberGrid.length);
EXCELLENT video,
I am currently trying to make a 2d array, out of 3 string variables
sent1 = my name is simon
i want to put that sentence into a character array, thats one of 3 in a 2d character array
HALLLP?
Loop inside the loop
Before, I was in disarray.. Now, I'm in thisarray.
nice
Its funny how quickly in the java learning process you understand that these youtubers have no knowledge of proper definitions that would save time and confusion for a lot of people. Still useful tho.
when you typed int [][] numbergrid = new int [][], there was no example after this and no explanation on how to create the array instead you showed how to create one using curly brackets. so i was wondering if someone can help me with this or am i being retarded and that is how you create a 2d array
yeah gg I don't get it